NIMAI TECHLABEXPERIMENTS FOR A RESILIENT WORLD
A NEW NIMAI TECHLAB INVENTION · EARLY CONCEPT

See the signal.
Protect what matters.

World’s Eye brings public Earth-event context into one view. Orion organizes the signal into a concise briefing; Lisa turns it into calm, practical follow-up. The goal is clearer preparedness, with privacy built in.

PUBLIC NASA EONET DATANO ACCOUNT REQUIREDNO LOCATION COLLECTION
Explore live event context ↓Meet Orion + Lisa
01 / OBSERVE

World’s Eye

A read-only feed of NASA EONET event metadata, with source links and timestamps.

02 / UNDERSTAND

Orion

A transparent briefing that counts and groups reported event categories—no invented forecast.

03 / PREPARE

Lisa

General next steps that point people to official local guidance for decisions and alerts.

LIVE PUBLIC DATA · READ ONLY

Open Earth event context

NASA EONET v3 · SERVER-CACHED 5 MIN
Currently open event recordsSource metadata and dates are shown as provided; locations are not collected from visitors.
Select “Load / refresh feed” to request the latest public event records from NASA EONET.
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A HUMAN-CENTERED RESPONSE LAYER

Meet the inventions

WORKING DATA BRIEFING · EARLY PRODUCT CONCEPT
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Orion · Signal briefing

LIVE SUMMARY FROM THE EONET FEED

Orion will group the current public event records into a short, source-linked briefing.

Load the event feed to populate this briefing.
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Lisa · Preparedness guide

CALM NEXT STEPS · NO PERSONAL DATA

Lisa will offer general follow-up steps and direct people to official local emergency services.

  • Open the linked source for current details.
  • Use official local alerts and guidance for action.
  • Keep essential contacts available offline.
PROTECTION BY DESIGN

Useful context, with clear limits

Private by default

The feed is public and read-only. This page does not ask for or transmit a visitor’s location, account, or personal profile.

Sources stay visible

Each event links to the source record. Briefings describe the data; they do not turn it into a prediction.

Local authorities lead

NASA EONET is not an emergency alert service. For current hazards and protective action, follow your official local authorities.

NASA EONET is an open, curated reference of natural-event metadata. Records are for visualization and general information and may not represent official spatial or temporal extent. NIMAI TECHLAB is independent; NASA does not endorse this concept. No NASA insignia or logo is used. EONET API documentation · EONET scope and disclaimer · NASA endorsement guidance.